Abstract
Based on a declaration by US President John F. Kennedy in 1962, the world consumer movement (CI Consumers International former IOCU) stipulated in co-ordination with the evolution or sometimes even revolution of the national and global economic market the following eight basic consumer rights: The right to satisfaction of basic needs (access to market); The right to safety; The right to be informed (transparency); The right to choose (free choice); The right to be heard; The right to redress; The right to consumer education; The right to a healthy and sustainable environment.
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